Dell Names Nash Employee in Confession
John Sydell, 35, admitted his role in the A Nash Tailoring payroll theft on January 24. He said he learned payroll insurance details from a Nash employee and described the plan involving Mrs. Bowman and Peter Grieschy, with $1,200 allegedly given to buy whiskey. Sydell was captured in Detroit and brought back to Cincinnati for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nash Tailoring Company
John Sydell
Detroit
Mich
Paul V. Ryan
Ora Slater
Crim and Ryan Detective Bureau
Joseph Brink
H. B. DeShields
Employers’ Liability Insurance Company
Nash Company
Sydell
Ryan
Slater
Brink
DeShields
Cincinnati
Sydel
Peter Grieschy
Clara Bowman
Bertha Sydell
West Fourteenth Street
Canada
Bowman
Ohio River
Eugene Weatherly
Nash
Weatherly
Fourteenth Street
Edward Ballard
Littleford & Ballard
Ballard
First District
Classified Advertisements Index of Many Local Businesses
A fragmented listing shows numerous local firms and products including Bethesda Hospital Cunard-Anchor line Fatima Cigarettes Fifth Third Bank Eagles Savings and Loan Seasongood Mayer Noonday Services at Keiths Obio Pinkham s Vegetable Compound The Charles Schiear Motor Car Co The George Ast Candy Co The Mabley Carew Co The Union Gas and Electric Co Louisville and Nashville Railway The Wurlitzer company and various service ads fill a dense page of 19th or early 20th century classifieds with brand names, banks, and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiwin Pia -Co
Bethesda Hospital
Cunard-Anchor
Eagle Savings and Loan Associatio
Fatima Cigarettes
Fifth-Third Bank
Oaks Cheek Financial
Hunter, Budde & Duble
National Job Print Co
Seasongood & Mayer
Seoveed Union Savings Bank
Eaqki
TUE
AECG
Oss Co
Socccoceccest Fleischmann’s Yeast
Onesnes Gidding
Jehbeecho Pacess
Keith
Pinkham
BIS
Richard
geSshée Schaefer Rubber Co
Cecsees- Pobiste Cape
Slveecass
Chas. Schiear Motor Car Co
George Ast Candy Co
Mabley & Carew Co
Union Gas and Electric Co
Henry L. Doherty Ee Co
Betterscenescet
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Cos
Beri
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co
Wurlitzer
ORO
Disgusted Woman Quits Politics In Lorain
Mrs. Foster Armstrong resigned the Treasurerships of the Ladies' Democratic Club and Women's Democratic Club in Lorain Ohio. She said she was disgusted with politics after a reorganization split the two rival organizations two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Foster Armstrong
Ladies’ Democratic Club
Women's Democratic Club
Saloon raids jail 25 as liquor crackdown hits Newport area
Co operating with U S Marshal Roy Williams Kentucky guardsmen arrested 25 saloonkeepers in Newport Bellevue and Dayton on charges of possessing intoxicating beer and found a busy illicit handbook nest in Campbell County Four unlisted telephones were torn from walls race slips and money were seized Charles C Creutz and Alfred Mergethall were arrested for operating a handbook and await arraignment today Warrants for two saloon owners for permitting gambling were being prepared Bond set at 500 each for hearing before the Federal Grand Jury on April 4 list of those arrested includes Harry Crane Elmer Extine John Dugan William Schneider A Smith Ragan Harrigan Jack Rivers Dan Shea Tom Glaser John Hahnel McKeewen Tom Ray Md Heiber Paul Robertson S B Weber G Exler L J Wilson Robert Livingston Dayton and Bellevue names listed with Newport arrests noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Williams
United States
Kentucky Guardsmen
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Campbell County
Crockett
Covington Tank Corps
Knowlen
Militia
John and
Edward Hieber
Eleventh Street
Central Avenue
Charles C. Creutz
Alfred Mergethall
Walter Lukens
Ft. Thomas
H. H. Denhardt
Covington
Roeth
Reed
Federal Grand Jury
Harry Crane
Tenth
Saratoga
Elmer Extine
Eighth
Isabella
John Dugan
Eleventh
Patterson
William Schneider
A. Smith
Ragan & Harrigan
Jack Rivers
York
Dan Shea
Thomas Glaser
Sixth
John Hahnel
Monmouth
McKeewen
Fifth
Tom Ray
Washington Streets
MD Heiber
Paul Robertson
S. B. Weber
Monmouth Street
G. Exler
Robert Istreets
L. J. Wilson
Isabella Street
Robert Livingston
Frank Moore
O’fallon
J. N. Huber
Clay
Gus Campbell
Third Avenue
T. F. Smith
Second Avenue
Charles Faust
Fairfield Avenue
Edward Brown
Taylor and
Walnut
Mother Sets Out to Find Son by Auto Across West
New York March 22 A mother Marie Whittaker plans a cross country search to find her son Sidney Leroy Ross. She has bought an automobile with her savings and will travel with only a cat a sewing machine and light kit. She insists Sidney is alive and will not accept he is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sidney Leroy Ross
Marie Whittaker
Oklahoma City
Sidney
Ft. Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Brewster
Harvesters
Society of Shifters
Gertrude Robinson-Smith
Vacation Association
Baltimore & Ohio to establish Akron division HQ
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced a new division headquarters in Akron to consolidate the Newcastle and Cleveland divisions. More than 100 employees from Cleveland and Newcastle offices will move to Akron, creating one of B&Os largest divisions with about 1000 miles of track from Newcastle to Willard and Cleveland to Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Newcastle
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio
Willard
Wheeling
Burton Takes Stand Against Bonus Measure
Washington dispatch reports Rep Theodore E. Burton of Cleveland will vote against soldiers bonus legislation, aligning with Rep Charles L. Knight. Rep Joseph Himes, in a Battle Creek sanitarium, directs his pair against the measure, while Ohio peers mostly back or pair for the bonus. Burton criticizes extra taxes and compulsion, saying the bill is ill timed and unfair to soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
Charles L. Knight
Joseph H. Himes
Battle Creek
Mich
Ohio
Burton
Cincinnati
House Leaders Express Confidence on Soldiers Bonus Bill
Washington reports extreme confidence the soldiers bonus bill would pass the House before sundown tomorrow. The Rules Committee set a special suspension day with four hours of debate. Speaker Gillett to recognize Fordney to move for suspension, with four additional hours split between Fordney and Garner for debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue Set
Washington
House
Rules Committee
Gillett
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Garner
Texas
Garner
New York Delays Ruling On Civic Virtue Statue
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment postponed judgment on Frederick MacMonnies' Civic Virtue statue after a lively hearing. Critics from women's groups argued the piece insults womanhood and modern virtue, while supporters defended its artistic merit and historic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City of
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Frederick McMonnie
City Hall Park
McMonnies
Billa A. Boole
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
MacMonnies
Whiting Adv. Sie
A fragmented OCR item mentions Whiting and an advocate named Sie. Details are unreadable and no clear event or outcome can be established from the readable text.
Women Sweep Des Lacs Municipal Election in North Dakota
In Des Lacs North Dakota women won every city office in a two to one landslide. The Village Council Chairman two Trustees Treasurer Marshal and Justice of the Peace all went to women. Male incumbents ceded ground or faced weak opposition as the women ran on a Bigger better and cleaner Des Lacs platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Lacs
N. D
Justice of the Peace
Chamblin to Die by Electric Chair Friday
Roy Chamblin of Portsmouth faces execution at the penitentiary after Thursday midnight unless Governor Davis grants a reprieve. The Ohio Supreme Court overruled Chamblin's appeal, and his attorney plans to seek commutation before the Board of Pardons. Edward Moffett also faces execution, with an insanity report prompting medical review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Portsmouth
Akron
Columbus, CO
Roy Chamblin
Harry L. Davis
State Supreme Court
Chamblin
Davis
Edward Moffett
Moffett
Thomas
Willis A. Whitman
H. 8.Macayeal
Chaplain Reed
State Prison
Bostwick
W. D. Deuschle
Robert Tarbell
Columbus
Theodore K. Funk
Board of Pardons
Dodge acquitted in Kalamazoo DWI case
John Duval Dodge son of the late Detroit automobile maker John F. Dodge was acquitted in Kalamazoo Municipal Court of driving while intoxicated after a two hour jury deliberation. The incident March 11 injured Miss Emmeline Kwakernaak, a Western State Normal student, and Dodge faced related liquor possession charges bound over to the April Circuit Court. Rex Earl, cited with Dodge, was fined and also bound over on liquor possession charges. Dodge had five days in Detroit House of Correction for speeding while the case was pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
John Duval Dodge
John F. Dodge
Detroit
Emmeline Kwakernaak
Western State Normal
Dodge
Earl
House of Correction
Baker Again Takes Seat as Democratic Chairman
Newton D. Baker returned to chair the Democratic Executive Committee in Cleveland after six years away. He announced planned conferences with state party leaders and gubernatorial candidates, while members showed interest in Harmon or Nichols for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Democratic Executive Committee
Earth tremors felt across Kentucky and Midwest regions
Earth tremors shook buildings in Hickman Paducah and Ann Arbor with durations from several seconds to eighteen, while St Louis reported a weaker tremor. Seismographs registered activity across Missouri Illinois Michigan and Tennessee with multiple distinct shocks during March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Paducah
ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Missouri
Illlinois
Troy
Tenn
Obion
West Tennessee
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Textile painting charms New York fashion set
New York—textile painting by Miss Ethel Wallace could adorn gowns of advanced dressers with portraits landscapes and sunsets. The dyeing method uses molten wax to protect non dyed areas before immersion. Exhibits include portraits of Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg a Swinburne poem screen and decorative panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ethel Wallace
Miss Wallace
Salome
Eve
Pr&cock
Swinburne
Henry Laughlin Dies Pioneer in Steel Industry
Henry A. Laughlin, 84, a pioneer of the U S iron and steel industry, died at his Chestnut Hill home. His work helped make Pittsburgh a coke center. Retired 22 years ago, he donated to charities and education, including endowing the Chair of the President at Princeton Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry A. Laughlin
United States
Chestnut Hill
Pittsburgh
Ohio girl questioned after man is murdered
John A. Duncan, 60, was found shot to death in his Youngstown home. Neighbors reported a fourteen year old girl, described as a close friend of Duncan, is being questioned by police. Duncan owned several houses in the neighborhood and lived alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
John A. Duncan
Duncan
Senate Hears Forthright Debate On Pacific Pact Ratification
Eight hours of Senate discussion on the four power Pacific treaty highlighted praise and opposition. Senator Pomerene urged ratification as a necessary regional understanding, while Senator La Follette charged the pact for aligning with British Japanese interests. Reservations and an amendment may be added before Friday's vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
League
Association of Nations
Harding
la Follette
Republican
Wisconsin
United States
Pacific
Far East
Shortridge
California
Townsend
Michigan
Japan
Walsh
Massachusetts
Sheppard
Texas
Moonshiners Clash With Officers In Macon Ga
Federal prohibition officers under W H Uhr engage moon shiners in Emmanuel County. P Bardwick dies from wounds while Ed F Newberry is shot three times but should recover. The raiders recover two stills twelve barrels of beer and whisky after the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Prohibition
W. H Hahr
Emmanuel County
P. Bardwick
Ed F. Newberry
Public Wants Treaty Ratification Crowd Backing Across Groups
Canvass results released to President Harding and leaders report public opinion strongly in favor of treaty ratification. Support is overwhelmingly united across churches schools labor civic groups and women's organizations with negligible opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Cooldige
Lodge
Allied proposes armistice in Greek Turkish conflict
Paris dispatch reports Allied Foreign Ministers Poincare Curzon and Schanzer proposing a three month armistice between Greek and Turkish Nationalist forces in Asia Minor. Armistice would ban reinforcements, be supervised by Allied commissions, and rely on arbitration to enforce terms despite Angora’s disavowal of a prior treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Constantinople
Angora
Athens
Asia Minor
M. Poincare
France
Lord Curzon
Signor Schanzer
Lords Defeat Government Over Irish Free State Pension Amendment
In London the government fell to an amendment on the Irish Free State bill granting pensions to Irish civil servants by a 42 to 40 vote in the House of Lords. The measure is expected to be rejected by the Commons, with a likely return of the bill prompting retention of the government’s position. Lord Lansdowne indicated he would favor dropping amendments if a clash arose on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnder
London
Associated Press
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Lansdowne
Commons
British government faces Ulster frontier cordon decision
In the House of Commons Winston Churchill states the possibility, as Colonial Secretary, that Britain may need to consider drawing a cordon of imperial troops between the belligerent sides on the Ulster frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Ulster
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Flying Boat Miss Miami Reported Missing Off Florida Coast
The flying boat Miss Miami, which left Miami at noon for Bimini, failed to arrive. On board were pilot Robert Moore and five passengers including Mr and Mrs August Buble and Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Smith of Kansas City and Mrs Dixon of Memphis. A search with several planes will start at daybreak and another plane was sent to Bimini for any reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Bimini
Robert Moore
August Buble
Lawrence E. Smith
Kansas City
Dixon
Memphis
Tenn
Note of Warning Sent to Heads of Five Powers
The United States demands full payment of its Rhineland occupation costs. Notes to Belgium Britain France Italy and Japan assert U S right to equal footing with allies and cites Versailles priority. Total costs from 1918 to 1921 amount to 3.639 billion gold marks with 966.374 million owed to the United States as of May 1 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
United States
Belgium
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Hughes
Department of State
Europe
Rhineland
Rhine
America
British Empire
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DELL
B.&c
Joseph H. Hines
North Dakota
Huy Chamblin
JURY
Kentucky
Henry Laughlin Dies
Pagt
Friends
Churchill
England
Florida
Letters Point
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